Banana exporter Jovenel Moise wins Haiti's presidential election in 1st round, results released by the election council show - Reuters
- 28 Nov 16, 11:13pm -

Update: 174 prisoners escape Haitian jail after killing guard; 1 prisoner killed, 2 prisoners wounded, officials say - Reuters
- 22 Oct 16, 7:55pm -

Hurricane Matthew toll in Haiti rises to 1,000, according to Reuters tally; dead being buried in mass graves
- 10 Oct 16, 7:39am -

Death toll in Haiti from Hurricane Matthew climbs to 264, authorities say; storm nearing Florida coast - BBC
- 6 Oct 16, 7:55pm -

Officials: At least 108 people dead in Haiti from Hurricane Matthew, number expected to rise; more than 28,000 homes damaged - Miami Herald
- 6 Oct 16, 12:20pm -

Update: Hurricane Matthew blamed for 25 deaths, officials say; 19 in Haiti, 4 in Dominican Republic, 1 in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, 1 in Colombia - NBC News
- 5 Oct 16, 4:44pm -

Embassy of Haiti in Washington, DC, confirms 5 Hurricane Matthew-related deaths on island
- 5 Oct 16, 2:09pm -

Civil protection spokesman says emergency meeting underway to restore access to southern Haiti after bridge collapses amid Hurricane Matthew, 'but it's going to be difficult' - AFP
- 4 Oct 16, 3:57pm -

Hurricane Matthew has made landfall in western Haiti, National Hurricane Center say - AP
- 4 Oct 16, 7:59am -

Hurricane Matthew bearing down on Haiti with 145 mph winds; center forecast to pass southwestern Haiti by Tuesday morning - NHC
- 4 Oct 16, 1:55am -

José Miguel Vivanco, director of Human Rights Watch's Americas division, is a general expert on Latin America. Before joining Human Rights Watch, Vivanco worked as an attorney for the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights at the Organization of…
- 31 Dec 69, 7:00pm -

Political instability continued in 2018 to hinder the Haitian government’s ability to meet the basic needs of its people, resolve long-standing human rights problems, or address humanitarian crises.In July 2018, the government’s announcement tha…
- 31 Dec 69, 7:00pm -

A new treaty to deepen the link between environmental protection and human rights in Latin America and the Caribbean has the potential to reduce the conflicts that lead to the murders of so many environmental defenders in the region. The signing ce…
- 31 Dec 69, 7:00pm -

Political instability in 2017 hindered the Haitian government’s ability to meet the basic needs of its people, resolve long-standing human rights problems, or address continuing humanitarian crises. The United Nations peacekeeping mission operating…
- 31 Dec 69, 7:00pm -

Once again, we are pleased to see such a strong focus on economic, social and cultural rights in your discussion of the five key aspects of the human rights situation in Haiti. The five key human rights concerns at focus in your report remain Human R…
- 31 Dec 69, 7:00pm -

We wish to congratulate Haiti on the inauguration of President Jovenel Moise in February of this year and hope that he and his administration will make human rights a priority.Human Rights Watch continues to have deep concerns related to dire public…
- 31 Dec 69, 7:00pm -

The continuing political crisis in Haiti, spurred by contested presidential elections in 2015, led to a power vacuum at the head of state. President Michel Martelly’s term of office expired in February 2016, and the 120-day term of provisional Pres…
- 31 Dec 69, 7:00pm -

Expand A pregnant woman rests on the floor while attending a Sunday mass at a camp for Haitians and Dominicans of Haitian descent returning or deported from the Dominican Republic o…
- 31 Dec 69, 7:00pm -

It’s hard to imagine another disaster on the scale of the 2010 earthquake and the subsequent cholera epidemic in Haiti. Yet the latest reports on the devastation wrought by Hurricane Matthew, which hit Haiti on October 4, suggest its devastating ef…
- 31 Dec 69, 7:00pm -

Hurricane “Matthew” is set to hit Haiti and Jamaica. Southern Haiti will likely be hit hard, including Anse-a-Pitres, one of the poorest and most remote areas of the island. My thoughts tonight are with Haitians, but also with the perha…
- 31 Dec 69, 7:00pm -

An Ohio couple and their community rallied behind a Haitian immigrant before they'd even met him.
- 29 Nov 18, 6:00am -

More than 180 people were also injured by the quake in Port-de-Paix and Gros-Morne.
- 7 Oct 18, 3:47am -

An immigration judge granted him asylum, and a federal judge ordered the government to reevaluate parole for cases like his. But he's still locked up in Ohio.
- 2 Aug 18, 5:45am -

The Haitian people do it with ease.
- 28 Jan 18, 3:40pm -

The administration's “true motive" for canceling protection for Haitians in the U.S. "reflects racial discrimination,” the federal suit says.
- 25 Jan 18, 12:03pm -

"Make sure Trump knows that you guys are the ones who have bullied us, and have caused us to be in the state that we’re in.”
- 25 Jan 18, 6:34am -

Let's focus less on what Trump says, and more on what we're going to do.
- 25 Jan 18, 5:46am -

"Finally, someone gets me."
- 24 Jan 18, 1:00pm -

"We have beautiful golf courses here, Mr. President. Please come cheat on them."
- 23 Jan 18, 3:31am -

The CNN host offered a travel guide ahead of comedian Conan O'Brien's visit.
- 19 Jan 18, 7:03am -

The Chairman of the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM), retired judge James Patterson, has notified President David Granger that the Commission will be ready to host general and regional elections...View full article at stabroeknews.com
- 3 hours ago, 20 Mar 19, 2:25am -

Opposition Leader and PPP General Secretary, Bharrat Jagdeo last night rejected the Guyana Elections Commission plan for the holding of general elections in November this year following...View full article at stabroeknews.com
- 3 hours ago, 20 Mar 19, 2:24am -

Chief Magistrate Ann McLennan yesterday upheld a no-case submission on behalf of members of the Guyana Bank for Trade and Industry (GBTI) Board of Directors, who were charged by the Special Organised...View full article at stabroeknews.com
- 3 hours ago, 20 Mar 19, 2:23am -

Region Six Chairman David Armogan yesterday said that there is a shortage of lumber in Region Six due to the blocking of the Berbice River by striking Bauxite Company of Guyana Inc.View full article at stabroeknews.com
- 3 hours ago, 20 Mar 19, 2:22am -

Georgetown Mayor, Ubraj Narine, has proposed that the littering fine be hiked to $50,000, as he believes that punitive measures need to be instituted to ensure that persons refrain from the act.View full article at stabroeknews.com
- 3 hours ago, 20 Mar 19, 2:21am -

The trial of Victor Bobb for the 2010 murder of Supermarket owner Dennis Ramah commenced yesterday morning before Justice Navindra Singh and a 12-member jury at the High Court in Georgetown, where...View full article at stabroeknews.com
- 3 hours ago, 20 Mar 19, 2:20am -

The Attorney General’s Chamber last night decried as counterfeit a voucher purporting to be for the payment of Grenadian attorney Dr Francis Alexis for services being rendered to the Guyana...View full article at stabroeknews.com
- 3 hours ago, 20 Mar 19, 2:19am -

The Mayor and City Council (M&CC) has moved to obtain a third legal opinion on the status of its five-year contracts with the two major garbage contractors, Puran Brothers Disposal Inc and Cevons...View full article at stabroeknews.com
- 3 hours ago, 20 Mar 19, 2:18am -

Finance Minister Winston Jordan on Monday emphasised the need for up to date information to both guide the country’s efforts to meet its development goals and ensure accountability in all sectors for...View full article at stabroeknews.com
- 3 hours ago, 20 Mar 19, 2:17am -

The University of Guyana Senior Staff Association and the University of Guyana Workers’ Union have refuted an accusation by the University’s Council that they distorted the outcomes of the last...View full article at stabroeknews.com
- 3 hours ago, 20 Mar 19, 2:16am -

Print section Print Rubric:  A new president has a chance to try out fresh ideas for a country desperately in need of them Print Headline: …
- 8 Jun 17, 10:46am -

Print section Print Rubric:  Visas deliver huge benefits, but are devilishly difficult to implement Print Headline:  Ticket to pride…
- 26 Jan 17, 10:44am -

Print section Print Rubric:  The probable new leader is a little-known businessman with unclear policies Print Headline:  The banana…
- 1 Dec 16, 10:42am -

Print section Print Rubric:  A ravaged land prepares for a long-delayed election Print Headline:  Weaker than the storm…
- 17 Nov 16, 10:48am -

Print section Print Rubric:  The agony of natural disasters is deepened by human failure Print Headline:  Matthew’s fury…
- 13 Oct 16, 10:47am -

Print section Print Headline:  Remittances UK Only Article:  standard article…
- 12 Oct 16, 5:03pm -

Print section UK Only Article:  standard article Issue:  The road to Brexit…
- 6 Oct 16, 10:45am -

Print section UK Only Article:  standard article Issue:  The road to Brexit…
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Print section UK Only Article:  standard article Fly Title:  Hispaniola…
- 14 May 16, 2:03pm -

Print section UK Only Article:  standard article Issue:  The new normal…
- 23 Mar 16, 12:03pm -

Report says few headlines sparked by food crises that ravaged Madagascar, Ethiopia and HaitiClimate change was responsible for the majority of under-reported humanitarian disasters last year, according to analysis of more than a million online news s…
- 27 days ago, 21 Feb 19, 5:00am -

When Jeanguy Saintus first saw Stravinsky’s Rite, he was reminded of his religion’s initiation ceremonies. Now, he has created his own spirited version of the balletSince its infamous premiere in 1913, there have been many reimaginings of the Nij…
- 34 days ago, 14 Feb 19, 7:20am -

Demonstrations over missing $4bn in development funds leave police overstretched, allowing 78 inmates to escapeThe impoverished Caribbean nation of Haiti, hit by days of violent demonstrations that have claimed four lives, has suffered a mass prison…
- 34 days ago, 14 Feb 19, 4:00am -

The Guardian’s picture editors bring you photo highlights from around the world Continue reading...
- 37 days ago, 11 Feb 19, 7:37am -

Near the bottom of the island of Hispaniola in south-east Haiti is a forgotten village, cut off from its own country, and slowly emptying as its residents leave. As well as health services or electricity, Boucan Ferdinand also lost its only road to t…
- 63 days ago, 16 Jan 19, 2:00am -

The country has the highest maternal death rate in the Americas. But there’s a new solution: putting care in the hands of midwivesSylvie Delice was born on a hot, slow March afternoon in a clinic in Marigot, a coastal town in south Haiti. The labou…
- 81 days ago, 29 Dec 18, 6:00am -

Administration uprooted the lives of 60,000 Haitians by ending program that allowed them to live and work legally in the USJean came to New York from Haiti 18 years ago and never left. In Harlem, he owns a renovated apartment, complete with a washer…
- 30 Oct 18, 6:00am -

Magic City, a proposed 17-acre behemoth would alter the look and ambience of one of Florida’s most vibrant immigrant areasJan Mapou has seen many changes in Miami’s Little Haiti in the 28 years since he opened the Libreri Mapou bookstore, an info…
- 26 Oct 18, 6:00am -

Catholic charity sacked two staff members after allegations of sexual misconductBritain’s biggest Catholic aid charity, Cafod, has been suspended from an international scheme which aims to protect aid beneficiaries from sexual exploitation and abus…
- 16 Oct 18, 7:09pm -

Quake strikes in the north-west of Caribbean island, damaging buildings, including a hospital and auditoriumAn earthquake that struck off the northern coast of Haiti has killed at least 11 people and injured more than a hundred when several buildings…
- 7 Oct 18, 1:59am -